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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
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waz zydzi miesa wieprzowego ME
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za}o sig, re to cd kaczego miesa,
akt6re niezawodnie ME by}o male
zycie przepleczone. w Pozna-
niu druknrz pan w alenty
Jastrzemb s Xxi obchodzit W
dniu 9 b. m. riecdz csiecioletni
jubileusz zawodu drukarskiego.
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ne w tyeh smutnych ola mas CA
sach donosimy o kupnie 4 wig
kszych majqtkow ,dokonanem przez
naszych rodak6w. l tax: p. Bardz-
XII kupi} majatek w egiersk lie
pod Kostrzynem;, PAM Frezerowa
DO raz drugi S W i e k 9 W i e c
pod Mogilnem; pan Grudzielski
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pod koscierZvna W Prusach Zach.
w w tn e pod Koro-
nowem folwark sprzeda} p. Grab
czewski panu A. Winterowi Z
Cioska "a 50 tysiecy marek. -
Do d * a ma posade drugicgo
nauczyciela rrzy szkole katolickiej
scaignq} rad Niemca az 2 pod
Poczdamu. " KoScianie umar4a
Antonina z Rzadkiewiczdw Graf
kowska w 13 roku zycia. -
.Mojqteh Ko}aczowo, LEGACY w
nowym powiecie witkowsklm, ma
iacv obszaru 200 m6rg, kupi} W
terminie subhastacyjnym "a 300
tysiecy mrk. pan Maciej Pradzih-
ski Pe}nomocnik komisyi koloni-
zacyjncl take stana} do licytacyi,
ale podawa} 10 tysiecy marek nj
lei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Zmarli: Jadwiga y Eyzenha-
chow Kozarska, wfascicielka dobr
ziemskich, zmar}a d. 2 BIN. W As
roku zyc,a W Jankowy. Exporta-
eva zw4ok do grobu familijnego
W Plesny odby}n sic dnia 3 I'm.
Jan Mikulski, emerytowany
administrator d6br ksiecia San
guszkl zmar4 W Podlesiu DIN. 3
pazdzicrniku b.. +, W 70 roku zy
cia.
Franciszek Kozierowski, zo}-
nierz z T. 1881 zmar} dnia 7 zm.,
przezywszy 70 lat W Tarnowie.
Karol Schelz, weterynarz miej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

" IOCtuMl III.
co
Mlemczech wielka cieka-
woi6 obudzaja narody WHO'S
kiego ministra spraw zagra
nicznych Crispiego z ks. Bis
markiem, kt6re odbywafy sic
W posiad]osci ksiecia Frldri
chsruhe. Troche "a glosno /
20 jawnie odbywa}o sic to
wszystko, niby W celu z%war-
cha przymierza mledzy Mem
camy, Austrya i Wfochami,
ale widoczllie Z celem, ably
pr1estrasz>c Rpsyq i Frarcya,
gfownie ola zachowania poke.
lu, to jest, 4eby ME dopuscic
Rosyi do napadu ma Buigarye
A rzeczywisc'e Rosya tel stra-
ty strawic ME mo2e i intry-
guje zTurcya, byte tego ksie-
cha Koburskiego wydaiit, zas
sa,aei obj46 rzady jak bylo
dawn1ej, Tymcz sem kto vie,
czy owe narady ME odbywa
}y sic 0 skore Turcyi-co SIC
zapewnie niedfugo pokaae.
Cesza1xoua austryacha ofia-
rowafa p~apie2cwl Leonowi
MI ma jego jublleusz wsva-
niafq tiare, ozd"biona koron-
kami w}asnej roboty, a mo
via, ze arcyksiqze austryacki
Rudolf po]edz'e w grudniu
do Rzymu ma te uroczystosc.
Spramo nainowSzego zajsc.a
ma granicy niemiecko f~rancuzkiej
bliska jest za}atwienia. Rad mic
mieck, postepuje cd swego pier
wotncgo twicrdzcnia, Jakoby strzel-
CIV francuzcy przekroczyli grantee,
j przyznaje %s}usznosc sledztwu
francuzkiemu. Yymcza>em Z CORY
juz, MIN j~eSzcze sledztwo ukonczo-
mem zostanie, zobowiazu e sc dac
wdowic zaStrzelonego Francuza cd
@powicdnie wynagrodzenie Ustep-
stwo to rzadu naszego wywo}a}o W
F'rancyi nallepsze wrazenie i male
zy sic S~podziewat, re niezad}ugo
ca}a te smutna sprawe W spos6b po-
kojowy za}atwia.
Gazety polskie pod zaborem
pru>klm, pc wyrugowaniu przcz
rad pruSki re szk6f ludowych is
zyka rolsklego, Szeroko sic rozpi-
suja ma tcmat: zc dobry przyk}ad
mi}osci ;ezyka ojczystego i zacho-
wanna narodowosci daja Niemcy
katolicy Zjednoczonych Potnocnej
Ameryki. CT pod}ug sprawozdania
2 ostatniego swego Seimu W Chi
cago maja przesz}o 5000 paraflal-
nych szko1 niemie"kich, do ktdrych
chodzi przesz}o pot miliona dzieci
katolicko n~iemieckich. w wiclkicj
rzeczypoSpolitej p6}nocno amery-
kahskiej katollcy niemieccy majal
dis 1900 koscio}6w, 23o0 kappa
now. Gozeto Olsziyasha t}ustemi
literami drukuje s}owa pewnego
deputowanego ma owen Sejmie;
,,Wiarolomne by}oby dziecko, kto-
reby ME kocha1o i ME szanowa}o
swego ojczysteg" jezyka".
Roset prushi PREY Watykanic
Schlozer wreczy4 Ojcu sw. cd CO
sarzowej niemieckiej jake podarek
jubileuszowy przesliczny ornat,
Kr6l saski kazal przez dr.. Nieprr
sporzadzic biblia Ola ubogich Obi
blia pauperum) wedle dawnicjszych
wzor6w. Ccsarz nicmiccki Will
helm posyh Ojcu sw. porreIa a
ny. Papicz mianowa} koml>ya
kardynal>ka, ktdra ma kicrowat
uroczvstosciami iubileuszowemi
DO nicj %nalcza kardyna}owie: Ram
polla, Ricci i Schiaftino.
Domiadujeny sic Z dziennika
a%ngiclsklcgo ,,Daili Chroni.", y ko-
reSpondcncyi Z Petcrsburga, lie
skutkicm utrudnien, Jake Rad
moskiewski s,awia zvdom w osia-
gnieciu wyzSzego wvkszafcrnla,-
tax, re tcraz II. p. W Dcrpacie ma
IS zgfaSza jacych sic m}odziehcdw
zvdowskich ma wszcchnice tamtcj-
szaa przyjeto tylk" 5-bardzo vie
Iu zyddw porzuca wiare przodk6w
p~rzcchodzi ma prawos4awie. w
(u, ,mI u,,, ,r,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

SejnR ycerzy P'acy wMinneapo-
lis zakohczy} SIG d. 10 p~azdzirr-
nika. Powderly nadal pozostaje
wielklm mlstrzcm togo Zakonu
robotnikdw. Jedna y uchwa} opie-
wa, ably pubIicznle ME wystcpo-
wac 4 inna choragwiq, jak tylko
amerykahskq.
Przyszfy Sejm Rycerzy Piracy
odbedzie sic W Indianapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Szency W stanach Novel An
gill i Philadelphia W biezacym 70
ku zcbrali obit>zr komysci, iak
kiedy indziej, a strajkdw micli
ma}o. = (Op)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Ceszmrzoma austryacha ofia-
rowafa papiezcwl Leonowi
MI ma jego jublleusz wspa-
nia}q tiare, ozd"biona koron-
kami vfasnej roboty, a mo-
via, ze arcyksiqze austryacki
Rudolf poedz'e w grudniu
do Rzymu ma te uroczystosc.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
RAILWAY NOTES.

The Missouri Cotton Belt and Frisco railroad
yesterday slashcd fer the third time the tarl
on a number OF articles OF large consumption
The Pennsylvania railroad has agreed TO
withhold It's proposed mortgage sale, aud to
adopt practically the Central Tralic Assocla-
ton tarlf scheme,
The passenger agents have agreed to call in
oil Cutrate tickets between Chicago and BOs-
ton and redeem them at full rates,
The conferences between the parties holding
control Of the Georgia Central railrOad con
linue, hut none Of those present ~ the meet
ipgs will give any information as 10 their pur-
Port. II Is stated, however by brokers con-
nCeted with the management that the only
Object OF the meetings Is to devise a way In
which to market the stock, The syndicate
which bought control is said TO have found
their lOad 100 DurdensOme, and some Of its
members Gre thought 10 be contemplating
some scheme BY which the syndicate can be
dissolved, so as to enable them to realize on
their stock The whole trouble is said TO come
iicln tie high price paid for tho Central prop
cTiy.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items OF Interest Gathered for u
'Repubiican's" Remdery,

'Repubilcan's" Remdery,
The common council met Tuesday night
and elected the city police force and other
officers. Stephen Taylor, W. II. Price, and
James McCuen were elected to the force in
place Of John Lswler, Thomas Hayes, and
Joseph Martin. George G. Jones was elected
to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Officer Arnold.
Lieut.. Smith is of the opinion that he is
In possession of clew which will lead to
the arrest of Billy Williams.
Yesterday during the trial of the Kid
wells for the murder Of young Werten.
baker the counsel for the defense scored
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
paDy for the part they had taken In the
trial, and stated his opinion In somewhat
strong language.
Miss Lucy Wooden, OF Warrenton, Va,
is visiting friends in the city.
Tho many frlends OF Miss Lottic Lepp. of
Baltimore, will be pleased to learn that she
is IN the city.
DIR. G. ". Birdsall has been elected health
officer OF the city.
The trial Of John Curran for the murder
Of Officer Arnold will be postponed until
next court.
AS AN evidence that Alexandrians are
tough as nails, it is shown that they have
all survived the heat and enjoyed the cool
breSzos Of last evening,
The Democrats last evening elected dele.
gates to the state convention, which will
be held at Roanoke Aug. 4. The following
were chosen: First ward, Hubert Snogden,
George Monroe; second ward, Dennis Mar
lury, A. f. Cox; third ward, David A
Brandt, Charles +. Stewart, ". W. Bal :
linger; fourth ward, Mayor John D. Smoot,
Richard Roland
National Republican., 1887-07-21
Manual Training.

At the National Teachers Association,
Prof. G. NJ. Woodward, of Washington
University, made q very earnest appeal in
favor OF the introduction Of manual training
in our public schools.
II is Il matter or fact, explain 1t as you
will, that the average school boy to-day,
who waits 10 get through the high school
before entering the active duties Of life, is
practically unfit for any fairly responsible
position at his graduation.
All our youths can't become lawyers or
doctors, nor can they expect to step into
positions Of great responsibilities at the
start. Some of them-ayc, the great
majority-must DO content to follow In the
channels OF the artisan, and therein hew for
themselves a way.
Prof Woodward deprecates this system
OF commercial apprenticeship. lie says;
Tho apprentice only gets Il worry narrow kind
Of manual work. He Is made familiar with
very limited range of work, and he is kept
at that far beyond the needs OF intelligent
mastery, till the mechanical habits Of a rapid
National Republican., 1887-07-21

workman are fully formed Honceforth his
handwork is the result OF habit, not OF
thought, and his intellectuarprogress as con.
necttd with his work is at an end.
Commenting on this the Globe Democrat
snys:
There is much to arrest the attention OF the
Thoughtful in these few remarks. The mind
wtil cultivated, literary n scientific, which
can guide the skillful working Of the hand,
will, It cannot be denied produce results far
superior to the mere mechanical and routine
worker. The latter can do q thing fairly well
because he has been taught In detail that par
ticular thing alone. His production, there
fore, is not the result of his own brain, and at
best does but very limited amount OF good.
His sphere is narrow and circumsorbed. Not
SO the mechanic who is able to combine clear
iutellect to skillrul handling Of tools. His
powers for production have increased, and his
field for work is widened.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN agrees
heartily to this, and believes with Prof.
Woodward that "combined- and sinul-
taneous mental and manual training will
tend the youth out fully equipped for the
future"
The ambitious youth, ready TO avail him
self fully Of such privileges, will, as man,
do better work than he could have done,
no matter how highly gifted, without the
training, and better than his less fortunate
fellows.
As the Globe Democrat says:
lie will from the start, be given In hand the
means to earn not meager but n very COM
Portable living. He will be benefited and will
benefit his fellow.beings likewise and soci-
ally he will uplift himself handy, inelli
gent craftsman is an acquisition anywhere.
II generous training, such as is suggested
will accomplish this for our youths, the labor
problem Of social ineq uality will in great
measure be solved.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

The opipion Of Justice Harlan, II sus-
tained in the indianapolis election cases,
msy have very wide influence upon the
elections Of the country. The matter set
tied by him was this When q state makes
law for the preservation Of documents
concerning an election the United States
adopts that law ard makes 1t its own
wherever the election Of congressman or
other Iational officer is concerned.
Justice Harlan, in effect, decided that the
United States, as supreme gu Tdian Of the
people, will see to 1t that local laws have
tie force Of national ones when national
interests are involved. 1t is no valid de.
fence Of the removal Of tally sheet from
its proper place of deposit that tue &c.
movers contemplated fraud against the
state and not against the nation.
This decision points TO remedy for the
frauds that are committed to make the
south soidly Democratic and deprive a
majority Of The people of the country OF
tie right to make and execute the laws.
With this decision enforced IL the south O
wonderful change would be made 10 It's
approximation in both houses Of Congress
and in the electoral college.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
TOBACCO TROUBLES.

Importers of Sumatra Tobacco and
Talk.
Assistant Secretary Maynard to-day gave
hearing to representatives Of importers
Of Sumatra tobacco and OF growers OF do
nestle leaf tobacco In regard to the general
question of the proper method Of determin-
ing the dutiable value OF Sumatra tobacco.
Mr.. SHREDDER, of New York, representing
the importers, asked that the present regu-
lations Of the department requiring q close
inspection of all bales be modified SO that
all packages which do not contain S5 per
cent. OF wrappers be admitted At the rate
Of 95 cents per pound.
Mr.. Lachenbach, of New York, represent
ing the leaf tobacco board of trade, urged
TINT the department insist on It's former
ruling that Sumatra tobacco wrappers, no
matter how packed, shall be assorted and
made to pay duty at the rate of 70 cents
per pound.
Mr.. W. N. Housel. of Lancaster, Pa,
representing domestic growers, contended
that Congress intended to impose a tax of
10 cents per pound on all Sumatra wrap
pers, and that Spmatra tobacco Is never i'm
ported for other use than wrappers except
to evade the law. Arguments were made
" obhci icpicpSuthIfSb VI bObH ilIclceto.
The importers asked that the department
instruct the appraisers to make their ap-
praisements In such manner that the pack
age, instead Of the leaf, shall practically
be the unit Of appraisement; that II the
package contains less than S5 per cent. of
wrappers the whole bulk shall pay the 10 ger
rate OF interest, The hearing lasted several
hours.
Assistant Secretary Maynard t'ok the
question under adyisement and promised 20
give 1t careful and thorough consideration.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
A baltimore Nomination.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, There
is SO much double dealing in Washington
journalism, especially on the subject OF
civil service reform, that am constrained
to select your Republican journal for the
purpose Of reachingt the national eur. Please
allow mo to state that Maryland's choice
for second place on the national ticket next
year is our inimitable, incompatible fellow
citizen, Col. Eugene Higgins. Unless a
good man like Col. Higgins is put on the
ticket with Cleveland he would not be able
to carry Maryland. AS the Mussulman
swears by the sword Of the prophet, 60 do
we Baltimore Democrats swear by Col. Hlg-
girs. Higgins is an honest Democrat, aud
is the redeeming trait in Mugwump ad-
ministration. Cleveland and Higgins Hip,
hip, hurrah HICKORY.
BALTIMORE, Nh, July 10.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

the Montgomery Dispatch, leading
Democratic paper published at the capital
Of the state of Alabama, and recognized as
ore Of the organs OF the party, contains the
following:
Some idea of the magnitude OF the present
operations OF tho pension bureau may be
drawn from the fact that the mail OF letters re-
ceived at the bureau and sent out from 1t
average more than 1000 day. What waste
of postage stamps 10 carry on national
swindlc!
Comment or condemnation of such
language are both unnecessary. 1t con-
demns itself In the minds Of all decent
people, besides condemnlng Its author, pub
Usher, and those who support them In say
ing such things.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

GEN. GREELY, when he was appointed
head of the weather bureau, had not been
long returned from Arctic explorations,
and we all remember what frigld weather
be dealt out, and how every one accused
the general of trying to give us taste o.
his Arctic experiences. In view OF the con-
dltion Of The thermometer during this
month 1t is to be assumed that Gen. Greely
is trying to give us some more of his ex
periences: II so, we would like to inquire
when the rule was relaxed which permits
no travellers to return from the country
where this weather was manufactured.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

That sum enables the Secretary to redeem
at once the S25O,OOO,0O0 of four.and-a half
bonds now outstanding and S50,OOo,0)o Of
the fours. The four-anda halls have four
years to run, and the annual interest ia
Sl1,250, ,000-to redeem them would save
the people Si5,OOO,OO0. The interest on
s5o,0OO,OOO iours is S2,OOO,OOO year, aud
they run twenty years, so the saving on
them would he sI0,0O0,0O0.
These two items foot up ss5, 100000, which
Secretary Fairchild can save the people Of
the country. besides relieving the pressure
in money matters by putting $500, ,O0o,0 900
out of the vaults OF the treasury into active
circulation. TIE law authorizes this ac-
ton
National Republican., 1887-07-21

IT is said that an evening Republican
paper will soon be started at Birmingham,
Ala, by DIR. Robert Mosely. The paper
viii be straight Republican, advocate pro-
lection, prohibition, and the abolition of the
internal revenue taxes. Dr. Mosely is ex-
perienced In the field and knows how to run
a nannr
National Republican., 1887-07-21

Az~Pariios osleaving the city during the heated
terra can have the DAILY NATto3AL REPuBL1-
cAE mailed to their address by sending their
directions TO the business office ut the low
price Of so cents month, prepaid, including
postage. BY this means they will have daily
information of what is transpirlng at Washing
National Republican., 1887-07-21
This Is the Law-Obey IL.

Put none Of said nterest.bearing obligations
not already due shall be redeemed or paid be.
fore maturity unless at such time United states
notes ere convertible into coin at the option OF
the holder, or unless at such time bonds of the
United States bearing a lower rate Of interest
than the bonds to be rcdecmse can be sold al
L.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

THE st. Louis Republican says that the
Democratic party must abolish the tax on
tobacco and fruit brandies. The "Demo-
cratic party" will not do this, but the
flftieth Congress will, but it will be done
by Republican votes.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

TuE Western Union Telegraph Company
has 1853 COO miles Of wire, 15,4l7 offices,
2+,7l7 employees, and last year transmitted
100000 messages.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
Fox RENT..-HoUsES

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NOR RENT-3 LARGE FURNISHED OR
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housekeeping moderate price; every con-
vepience. Apply at 2l14 Pa. ave. n. W. 7-2l
National Republican., 1887-07-21

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Gosh in the TreasIirY.

On the 18th instant the statement OF the
United States treasurer showed gold, silver
ulited States notes, and other funds in the
treasury as follows:
National Republican., 1887-07-21
e. d. CORSETS.

The E. D. Imported Corset is
made Of white coutille. We have
only few left. They arc closing
job with US.
We have four Sl.25 ones-t2-25
ard 2-26)--to sell at G2 cents each.
We have three S1.75 ones-(2-27
and 129)-to sell at 81 cents each.
We have two $225 ones-(2 .28)
to sell at sl.12 each.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
BAY RIDGE,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE,

ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
The most complete In all its appointments oS
any resort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac
Splendid music by the Naval Academy Band.
FIR5T.CLASS RESTAURANT.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Washington, week days Mt g:l5 a. M,
4lb p, m, and 6;l5 p m. Arrive at Bay Ridge,
l0;45 a. IN. 5;20 p M, and 6;l5 p. m. Return
ing, leave Bay Ridge 500 n, m, Up, m, p. m.,
and $3.50 p. m. Arrive at Washington 10 q; m.'
3lO y. m, 0 p. m, and IL p m. On Sundays,
leave Washington 10 a, m., 2 p. m, 8 p. M, 4
pm. Arrive et Bay Ridge ll:i5a. m, 8l5 p. M,
4l5 p M and 5:l6 p. m. Returning, leave bay
Ridge SOB a. m y noon, $50 P; M, 9;2o p. m.,
and $50 p. m. Arrive at Washington 10 a. mr.,
HOP. M, 915 p. M, 1850 p. M, and II p m.
Round-Trip Tickets, One Dollar.
Tickets on sale at all b. q o. ticket Offices,
In Washington. On Sunday tickets sold at b..
Il o. depot only. See advertisement of Bay
Ridge Company for special attractions from
time 10 time.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, @, X. LORD.
Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
National Republican., 1887-07-21

Gayle copies for one yegr..,...,,.,...,"'.,. TOo
Cla6s OF ten for one year OF clubo or hye for ~,
Two years w Wv
National Republican., 1887-07-21
WdNTED---REEP.
W1NTED---HOUSES.
TANTED---M1soEIsAssoUs.

ygTANTED-I WILL, BUY FROM 10 TO iOl
w shares Shellngargar stock at u low figure.
s. C. HILL. cor Sth aud +. iv12tf
National Republican., 1887-07-21
MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA,
~ LAKE GEORGE, ADIRoNDACKS.

On and after SUNDAY, JUNE %, express
trains on West Shore Railroad will run daily
except Sunday 10 end from the jersey City
station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, making.
close connections with the fast trains to and
CATsKiLL MOUNTAIN EXPREss.-Leaye
Jersey City Station at $50 a. M. Arrive Hotel
Kaaterskill, via Kingston, 2.A p. m; Grand
Hotel, 1.i5 p. M; Ph9nicia, ~ t5 p. m Mouns
House Station, lbs p M; Palenville, 1.S0. p, M.
tel station and to PhUnicla Qor Hotel Kaaters.
sARATQGA AND CATsKILL MT. Ex-
PREsS.-Ieave Philadelphia 500 a. m. Ar
rive Hotel Kaaterskill, via Kingston, 4 AZ p. m; ;
Grand Hotel, 42j p. m; PhGnicia, 80 p. M;
MI. House Station, 415 p. m: Palenville, 4.20
p. m. Arrive Saratoga $40 p. M; Caldwell,
Lake George, $40 p. m. Drawing Room Cars
philadelphia TO Grand Hotel Station and to-
Ph9nicia (tor Hotel Kaaterskill aud Mountain
Housel, and New York 10 Saratoga.
SARATOGA AND CATSKiLL MI. SPECIAL.
Leave Washington 800 a. IN. Arrive Hotel
Kaaterskill, via Kingston. ola p M; Grand
Hotel, S.45 p. m; Phmnicla, 7.6l p. M; Mt.
House Station, 500 D. m; Palen Vile, sos p. m.
Arrive Saratoga 8 10 p, m. Drawing Room
Cars New York TO Grand Hotel Station and TO,
Phnnicia Qor Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain
House), and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad
ofnces and connect in the Jersey City Station
for all northern resorts by West Shore Rail-
road. Baggage checked through.
'e2S-tf General Passenger Agent, New York.
National Republican., 1887-07-21
For SALE

ToR sAGE0MAViNi SOLD HOUSE, WILL
II sell sideboard. table. six leather dining
chaiis, bedroom set, and other furniture,
Call after p. m. at 033 N. J. ave- N W. S-22
National Republican., 1887-07-21
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